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The increased use of cloud computing is likely to significantly advance the digitalization of public administration. Dr. Claudia Thamm, Senior Vice President at Bundesdruckerei GmbH, on the benefits and challenges of cloud solutions.

The digitalization of the public administration is a done deal. But how ready are civil servants and citizens for the digital future?

Bundesdruckerei GmbH showcased its concept for the banknote of the future at the Banknote Conference in Fort Worth, USA.

The public administration works with large amounts of data and has started to use artificial intelligence (AI). In order to process this data securely, the federal administration needs robust and efficient tools.

By making use of data analytics and AI, public administrations, industry and healthcare can respond to digital challenges and open up new options. We offer data analytics and AI, ranging from comprehensive consulting to complete solutions for your digitalization projects.

The requirements for the telematics infrastructure (TI) in terms of security and transparency are very high, and its implementation also requires a high level of expertise. Here we provide an overview of the importance, applications and future developments of the complex TI.

With the introduction of eIDAS 2.0, the EU is setting a milestone for secure, self-determined identification in the digital space, which can significantly benefit the entire European single market. We provide an overview of all the changes here in the magazine article.

Find out why Qualified Electronic Attestation of Attributes (QEAA) is crucial for the emerging European Digital Identity Wallet (EUid wallet).

The European Union’s eIDAS Regulation increases trust in electronic interactions. Not only does this benefit citizens, but also all of the states in the European digital single market. Everything you need to know about the eIDAS Regulation – and an overview of how it is shaping Europe’s digital future.

Bundesdruckerei Group, CompuGroup Medical Germany and Fraunhofer AISEC draft Comprehensive Architecture Proposal. TI 2.0 to Become Considerably More User-Centric, Mobile and Robust with Zero Trust Security Architecture.